Victoria-by-the-Sea is a small village located on the south shore of PEI, about half-way between Summerside and Charlottetown. It consists of two square blocks, and has many tourist attractions including a lighthouse, playhouse, dining and crafts. Not to mention its beautiful harbour and streets.

Another well-kept home.

A large, friendly dog.

Folks there seem to like large dogs.

The largest tree in PEI?

Could be.

Pretty sedum growing out of the wall

Red sand beach.

The wharf. The building on the left houses a pub and a "How Bazaar" shop. The building on the right is unoccupied.

Looking south-east from the beach.

Looking SSW from the beach. That's "Paul's Bluff".

Buildings on the wharf.

Looking west from the wharf.

Boats tied at the smaller wharf.

It seems this boater did not anticipate the falling tide!

Buildings on the shore.

A boat approaching the wharf.

Victoria Seaport Musesum, and the Leard's Range Front Light.

Patricia behind the lighthouse.

Leard's Range Front Light.

The next three shots are for lighthouse geeks. Display on the first floor of the lighthouse. View original size to read the descriptions of the complex lights leading mariners into Victoria's harbour. More information at http://www.lighthousefriends.com/light.asp?ID=970

View from the top of the light house, along the range established by the Palmer's Wharf Light. It seems that light is no longer maintained. There is a boat navigating the buoyed, dredged channel.

The view SW towards Paul's Bluff, where the Wright's Outer Range Light should be. If you view this in original size (warning - very large!) I think you can pick out a small white tower peeking over the bluff.

Your intrepid travellers, with PEI red sand in the background.